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what might can be an open question that a writer would ask of a peer reviewer regarding her introduction

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The question should be revolving around if when they read the introduction did it immerse themselves in the paper and if they desired to read more.

if so a nice response would be:

"Your introduction caught my attention in forthwith(immediately) time."

If not, ask them for pointers to hook you into the paper.
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User Claudio Pomo
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A question to ask may be if the introduction makes sense
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User Serghei Leonenco
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